As Boeing (BA) entered Tuesday’s Q4 earnings to prove it can outshine a rocky 2025, analysts braced for a roughly $0.39 per share loss on$21.7 billion in revenue, but ​the aerospace giant delivered a $9.92 per share profit, largely driven by a$9.6 billion one-time business gain. The main emphasis is on the 737 MAX production rate, which is set to jump to 47 from 42 aircraft per month. Since the U.S. Government's $1.6 billion investment in USA Rare Earth (USAR) -- via the CHIPS Act-- Boeing is positioned ...